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A survey of college students across the country shows that "a steadily decreasing proportion of college students think the right to free speech is safe." The Knight Foundation and Ipsos survey was published Tuesday by the Chronicle of…

The North Central College campus and community are invited to the 2022 Black History Month events, including a keynote address by Spencer Paysinger, and the 34th Annual Gospel Extravaganza. Spencer Paysinger Black History Month Keynote 7PM…

Durante tres años, Rachel Makkar dijo que prosperó en su trabajo como agente de bolsa y gestora de activos en J&B Building Company, en Colorado. Su desempeño laboral era sobresaliente y aseguró que así lo reflejaban sus…

According to the Illinois Department of Public Health, as of Jan. 24, about 54% of Henry County residents are fully vaccinated.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers someone fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving a…

Six Chicago-area creatives have each been awarded a $50,000 grant by the Chicago-based arts funding organization United States Artists (USA), it was announced Wednesday. Each winner can use the unrestricted award as they choose, whether…

“Disability Justice & Feminist Practice” is Northwestern's Women's Center's theme for 2021-2022, which will guide its programming for the year. Members of the NU and Evanston communities can engage with this topic by participating in a…

A Mexican restaurant chain expanding to the US by way of Australia plans to build its second North American location in Schaumburg. The first opened in Naperville two years ago. Schaumburg trustees Tuesday…

Bryce Covert For three years, Rachel Makkar said, she thrived in her job as a broker and asset manager at J&B Building Co. in Colorado. She excelled at her work — she said her performance reviews noted that — and she thought it was…

CHICAGO (WLS) -- An extreme cold snap has moved into the area, with wind chills forecast to reach well below zero, making for a cold commute Wednesday morning.Click here to see school closings due to bitter cold temperaturesA Wind Chill…

CHICAGO -- Amid a fairly mild winter, Chicago residents were blasted with extremely cold temperatures on Tuesday and again on Wednesday morning. A wind chill warning is in effect until noon. Chicago is expected to have a high of…